More UFO Disclosures: Have You Seen The Flying Pyramid?
Four new shapes to keep your eyes on the skies for, more Pentagon admissions, these things are real. My favorite is the flying pyramids over a Navy Carrier Group, in an unknown location of course. Yes, I said pyramids, as in more than one. The video zooms in to focus on one, but you can see others out there.
The others are stills taken from Navy aircraft, one they call the Acorn, the second is the Blimp with Payload, the third they call the White Sphere.
Take a look now cause the way things are going by tomorrow, there may be all-new information.
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Inflation is like the Tooth Fairy, no really By: Anthony Conte, Contributing Writer April 6, 2021
8:19 am
Inflation is much like the tooth fairy, whether you believe in it or not it will eventually sneak up on you and steal something from you.
The simile ends here, for sure. Inflation isn’t imaginary, nor does it really care about your teeth, nevertheless adults should care as much about inflation as children do about the tooth fairy. This is because the impact of inflationary pressures on an economy can be considerable and multi-faceted.
Why Now?
More than $5 trillion in COVID-relief packages have become law over the course of the trailing year, with approximately $1 trillion of that distributed as direct payments to Americans. Flooding any economy with new money raises the risk that prices will rise due to the increased demand for goods which are in limited supply.